... which means, we are unable to post at the same topic multiply times?
I didn't know about such rule. Hmmmm. 

Most people now with the rise of bitcoin value, just want to hold bitcoin for as long as they can so that they can maximize their worth. But isn't it a little too greedy to just keep holding bitcoin?
We've all read that story in the school with the moral "Greed is a Curse".
So what if too much greed in bitcoin may backfire? What if, the hodlers end up with nothing?

Hi guys May I know what are your plans on your Bitcoin in the future? Do you plan to keep on investing on Bitcoin related businesses or do plan to convert it into fiat and ventures on new business?

I'm planning to invest more on Bitcoin related companies and convert some of my Bitcoin into fiat and invest it on our local stock market. How about you?

Yesterday, I accompanied my wife to a bank because she wanted to open a new account. We went to the first bank and it seems everything is ok. However, I noticed that they are asking too much questions, like what is the purpose of opening one and where are the money coming from, so I find it quite surprising. Then they asking a lot of identifications and I have to go home to find another proof of billing address. And then what irritates me is that the bank manager is asking too much question about me, eventhough my wife already noted that its not a joint account. But later, the bank manager declined our application, so I was very pissed. Next we went to another bank were my wife has a previous account but due to personal reasons, she has so closed it years ago. So the same thing happened, and I was again so pissed because my wife already should 2 ID's and the bank manager says that the signature of each one is identical. My wife reasons out that his SSS ID is like taken 20 years ago so due to time, there might be some deterioration on the pictures, and of course they might be some discrepancies because the ID is too old. Again she was declined. This got my thinking that I would not transact to any banks, though my last transaction with a bank is like 2 years ago.

Do you guys have the same experienced? I understand that this maybe because of the KYC/AML complaint but at least they should used their common sense on checking ID's or documentations.

No, it's just a troll post nothing else. Also, if you'll consider to visit the site link (before asking if it is legit or not) it shows now a common 404 error.
I checked the domain details using whois.net and it seems OP used a privacy guard in order to hide his/her info. If someone out there have been scammed, I guess you could try to send an abuse report on the registrar abuse-contact@publicdomainregistry.com

The Website is down too for me, OP are you planning to shutdown this service by anychance?

I would like to whether bitcoin is equivalent to any security in terms of investment? If yes. How it could be considered as a security? What are the measures? What are the main drawbacks of a bitcoin?

I think they will ban bitcoin because of the fearful that may affect of the economics of my country but i disagree there opinion because working bitcoin is very helpful for me especially the support financial.

Bitcoin cross 7000$
It's good feeling for Bitcoin holder.
I have 3BTC now hold or sell?
I am very confused please suggest me.
Now what can i do?

Well in terms of accessibility, it cannot be debated that bitcoin is easier to get than gold. However, gold, I think, would still be the wiser choice because of its acceptability in the market place. I mean gold is a prime commodity that is not so affected by market trends because its value keeps on increasing, although, these days, not as exponential as bitcoins, it still in a good track. However, it's not bad to delve into the bitcoin market while it's hot, and having both gold and bitcoin as a reserve stock would never be a bad choice.

Indeed same as you I also did that strategies. If I have saw that coins is falling I will buy a lot of it and hold it until it pump again. Then I will sell it and wait to fall again and the cycle will be repeated. In that process you could gain a higher profit. And make sure that if you have seen that coin is falling you mustn't panic because it may lead into yout loss.

That's right, the new record is not the last one for bitcoin, bitcoin is still just in the beginning of it's history. The worlds acceptance and adoption are playing big role here, cause of banning and admiring bitcoin as illegal can really destroy it.

The common advice for a fork is to move your money away from any online wallet and store it safely in your own wallet. And this is in fact a really good advice, because it's always safer to store your coins by yourself. But after August 1st some people who followed this advice started making angry posts about how they regret listening to it because they missed on an opportunity to sell their BCH coins while the markets were closed for deposits for that coin. This showed that holding your money on exchange is a risk that also has a potential reward - immediate access to a closed market for a forked coin.

So, I'm curious to ask traders two things:

1. Did you hold your BTC on exchange on August 1st?
2. Are you going to hold on exchange during Bitcoin Gold fork and during SegWit2x fork?

If bitcoin price crash, yes, most altcoins will go down as well due to bitcoin has the biggest effect to crypto world.
But, if bitcoin on rally, usually altcoins such as ethereum, dash, byteball, bitconnect will follow to rise.
In this case, there's a time investors feels it's a good time to invest, and fear if bitcoin price decline and decide to sell off altcoins.
That's why there's no altcoins could compare or compete with bitcoin, if bitcoin fail, altcoins will worthless as well.

I've been thinking the same, but I'm also hearing that many people are just sitting out trading until the hard fork. Might not move much before then.